137 Men Entombed In Pittston Mine Disaster
The Pittston mine disaster is reported with 137 confirmed dead and many more feared lost. Rescue teams struggle past cave-ins 1000 feet below ground as foremen, bosses, and workers race to reach trapped miners amid collapsing brattice, pillars, and air conduits. Authorities doubt any victims survive and continue dangerous search efforts while wives, children, and spectators mourn above ground.
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United Press
John Gill
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Tess
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Generals
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aters
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Porthis rerson
Avondale
w.alting
Lanzen
Exodus From Washington Heads Toward Gables This Summer
President likely to leave Washington for mar a Lago Gables for the summer barring unforeseen events. Cabinet officials also depart temporarily as midsummer heat slows attendance and activity in the capital.
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Washington
trray Gables
Talk Of 6R New Chancellor Rumors Of Hohenlohe Departure
Berlin dispatch reports that after the second reading debate on the civil code bill, Chancellor von Hohenlohe signaled possible resignation once the bill passes. Rumors center on rival candidates including Count Eulenburg and Prince von Hatzfeldt Trachenburg, with energy concerns and court opinions shaping the succession talk. Prince Ludwig of Bavaria and Grand Duke of Baden figures prompt responsive commentary on German unity and imperial loyalty.
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Austria
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Prince von Hatzfeldt
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Bland Is His Man for President in Silver Coalition Plan
Ashland interview reveals a plan to unite silver forces by backing Bland of Missouri for president on the Democratic ticket while limiting other cabinet posts to a select few. Garvey says Democrats, Populists, and silver Republicans should fuse, with Butler, Teller, Caldwell, and Pingree allotted key roles to secure victory.
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South Carolina
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Colorado
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Pingree
Detroit
McKinley
Altgeld
Blend
Suit for $1,090,000 Fraud Charged to Detroit Gaslight
A suit involving $1,505,000 has been filed in Wayne circuit court by Guaranty Trust Company of New York against the defunct Detroit Gaslight company. The suit seeks to void the Detroit Gaslight purchase and declare a mortgage of 1,000,090 worthless, alleging fraud in franchise claims claiming an 1831 grant versus a later 1561. The case follows a loss from compromised terms after discovery of the 1561 franchise.
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Detroit
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Death of Adam Gimbel in Villadelpille
Adam Gimbel aged 1 years died at his residence yesterday in Villadelpille. Teun af teast known merchants vile Weat were among mourners at the scene.
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Villadelpille
Adam Gim- Teun
Li Hung Chang Tour Faces Mixed London Reception
Li Hung Chang travels from Berlin to London where the British foreign office doubts his value as envoy. He carries credentials listing many Chinese titles but no authorization to negotiate. Pekin advisory letters claim he seeks treaty reform gains and port openings, though he cannot bind his government. Accompanied by Hart and Drew, his mission is viewed as personal diplomacy.
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Li Hung Chang rot
Berlin
Berlin wlief
Li Hung Crane
Landon
Pekcin
Pekin
Tsung- i-Yemen
Burese
America
Kr. Hart
Mineral product value climbs amid recovery signals
Washington official statistics show the United States mineral products value for 1265 rising by over eight million dollars from 597,368,594 to 611,793,290. The gain signals recovery from a low mood in the mineral industry though the total remains below the 1892 peak. Prices fell while production volume set a record in 1993, suggesting demand growth outpaced markets but capacity to mine exceeded marketing ability.
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the
geological survey
United States
Thornton Family Tragedy in New York Killing
Thomas Thornton a brother of actor and songwriter is killed fleeing police on West Twenty fifth Street after an attempted highway robbery. John Thornton is jailed on assault and robbery charges. Agnes Thornton, wife of the deceased, arraigned for manslaughter and disorderly conduct. All three were connected to the incident and held in custody.
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Wailliam J. Allingham
West twentieth street
Thomas Thornton
Thornton
West Trenty-fifth street
John Thornton
Jefferson nicket court
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C. A. Melander
Agnes Thornton
Koudlich
Burned Tog Death in Plainfeld June 22
In Plainfeld N. 4 a 15 year old named Hanebott attempted to ignite a gasoline stove at Mrs Gertrude Peters home. The stove spilled and flames enveloped the clothing, spreading rapidly. Neighbors rushed to help and the victim was taken to Wes Peterson for burns. authorities fear the injuries may be fatal. Funeral details and residency date are noted for Pralay Das.
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Hanebott
Gertrude Peters
Wes Peterson
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Unclear historic brief on cholera and bicycle race note
Fragmentary OCR notes mention cholera in Egypt with scattered figures and a bicycle track contest yesterday. Data includes 1,393 new cases and deaths but specifics are garbled. also notes a 120 metre event and reed eating.
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Egypt
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Tung
vesturbie
McKinley Seeks Steady Start After Nomination
Canton Ohio June 29 The response to Major McKinley’s nomination grows with visits and demonstrations but his reply and campaign plan remain restrained He will likely publish a formal acceptance letter in a month or six weeks and defer major campaigning until then He may visit seaside or take a lake tour with friends and will balance rest with a rapid but measured buildup by party committees.
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Nebraska
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